cinnamon ring
A playful, slightly coy euphemism for the anus — cinnamon ring uses the visual similarity of the spice's circular form to describe anatomy in a way that's crude but with a wink rather than full-on vulgarity.
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A playful, slightly coy euphemism for the anus — cinnamon ring uses the visual similarity of the spice's circular form to describe anatomy in a way that's crude but with a wink rather than full-on vulgarity. It shows up in bawdy humor, adult comedy, and frank discussions of topics that might otherwise require clinical language. The food metaphor softens the edge while keeping the meaning unmistakable.
The comedian's bit about the spicy food and his cinnamon ring had the whole room gasping between laughs.
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(slang, vulgar) The anus.
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